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Waikato Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1770, 8 November 1883, Page 3

Wanteds, &c

WANTED—A General Servant at the Alexandra Hotel.— Apply to Mrs Finch, Alexandra.

WANTED -By a light rider, situation ou station or run.— Apply to

Manager of Wajk.yto Tjmi,k.

WANTED— An Indoor Apprentice to the Painting, Paperhanging and Decouiting. — A. Bcnbley, Camluidge.

WANTED -Nawics for the Lichlield Contract. Apply to D. Fallon, Oxford.

WANTED— Two Apprentices, for tlie Di ess-making and Millinciy J)ep.utinent&. —Apply Wells aiul Soutlci, Cambiidge.

WANTED— A Bu>er lor Wai da Buck and Pottery Woiks, C.imbiidgc, good business doing. Teims liberal. —Apply Messrs Wcllb and Souttcr, Cambiiilgc.

\\f ANTKD TO SELL— First class T V Small Farm Waggon, Seed-dull, Cambiidge Roller, and o t>"ts of Hairows. (all new). — J. Couiiuvnk, Hamilton Eubt.

WANTED KNOWN — That K. McDonald lias now ie opened, and will hold a dealing Sale for two w-eekb only, pi ior to removing nc\t door.

WANTED— The Settleis ot the Waikato to try the Waikato Flour Mills Al Flour. It k the best quality in the maikct. Kept by ucaily all stoickecpeis.

WANTED -TEXDE]?,S FOR CART IXC will be leceived by the Waikato Cheese and Bacon Factory Coin ['any (Limited) up till Tuesday, 13th inst., al noon. for partimilau apply to the undeisi-'iiod. .10 1 IN KX()\", i^ii oietaij'.

VS. 7HAT A W 1 1 AT A ,S I'ORT S ! ! \V A MI<IEPIN<! of the ScHleiswill be held .it the WhatawhaLi Hotel on Satin - dav, Xo\cmbci 10th, at 7 ."50 p.m. shaip, to maivo aiianyements ior (Jhnstinas oi Now Year's Spoils I^TAIKA'J'O ROW]XC; CLUB Membeis of the ihove Club aie len.inded that their SUBSCRIPTIOXS AliE XOW DUE, and aie payable to tlie Scctetai \ . T. WALLXUTT, Hon. Sec.

XalX a 1 RK^ ARD.— Lo>-t, on l»th Oc<3^l tobei, a black long haned Sheepdo^. Anyone leaving him at Mi Johnson's Plables, will icoeive the ul)o\c low aid.— R C. M\tiu\s, Raglan. r|l H A N X -^ I beg to tondei my sine— ie thanks to all those who so kindly assisted in my aljsenec, in s,u uig mj r pii>juitj at the late fne at CainbinL'c. JOHN JJItOWX. CtlrllblldgC. Xo\embei ."ith, ISS.'i, /"HALVES! CALVES!! CAL\ ES ! ! ! FOE SALE.

The nudei signed h is -i lot of NKW LYBOIiX C A LYES toi sale, pi ice (."is, ) live shillings each. S OHM K ROD, ('ential ll'ind, Tiimaheie. LO O X OU T . Oambridse Athletic Sports. NOYJ-lMlini oiii.i ii. J OOk O U T j i ■ U - d KM! IM VI, ]'>oxix(J-I)ay; MivniT.s ON Sydney Square, Hamilton Ecisb.

Li-; ct v n }<: and c o xc 10 it t. The I?e\. T. I*U Ki.N/ii li! vm.i;, M.A., will deli\ii a LKCTUI'JO on " Dv Cll \i mi ks,' ! 111 aid ot Uie hinds of the Hamilton Piesbytoiiin Sunday-school Libuuy on THURSDAY, Novcinbei ]>>111, HUst. Yaiioiis selections of niiibio will he lendeied during the e\ firing. Doors open at 7 30; to commence, at 8 o'clock. Tickets, 2s and Is; childicn halfpnee. J. A. COO IJ HANK, lion Sec. 13 ROVV)S S O 11 II EIIBE 1! T, Till, KIAPWNU) ILLUSIONIS T, (.IMS V.N KNTJOIITAIXMKJfT In the Kihikihi Public Hall. On Fiulay, the Prince of Wales' BathTo Com r/i i»h winr v Dvnci,. OIiINCK OK WALES' BIRTHDAY JL BALL. PUBLIC HALL, CAMBRIDGE. Friday, November 9th, 1833, Dancing to commence at S.IJO p.m. Double Tickets (admitting lady and gentleman), 7s Gd. Single Tickets, os. 11EFRESHM KNTS PRO VI DE D.

tTAMILTON PUBLIC HALL. TIKV. J. S. HILL will conduct an Evangelistic .Service on THURSDAY EVENING. No\. 8, commencing at 8 o'clock. FRIDAY EVENING— Magic Lantern at 7 o'clock. All children arc invited. Thursday and Fiiday afternoons, at 3 o'clock — Special Addi esses to Christian Workers. A collection will be taken on Friday evening to defray expanses.

/CAMBRIDGE BAPTLST CHURCH. yy TIIK SKCOM) ANNIVERSARY SERVICES In connection with the above will be held on LORDS-DAY, NOVEMBER nth, ISB3, When Rev. A, Tairbrother Will preach in the Tabernacle in the Morning at 11, Evening at 7. At the close of the Evening Service the Oidinance of BELIEVERS' BAPTISM Will be administered. Collection at Each Service. On the following TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. 13th, THE ANNUAL TEA MEETING Will take place in the Tabernacle At 6.30, When Revs. A. Fairbrother, Woolley, and Cato (of Nelson), with other friends are expected to address the meeting. Tickets, 2s ; Children under 12, la, , t